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It is very similar syntax to LISP, but with a lot more functions built in and a more easy and friendlier interface.
Here are some key features of “newLISP”:
General features:
· Friendly — fast — small
· Documented, modern, complete API
· Expandable with modules and shared C-libraries
· Built-in server modes for distributed computing
· Parallel processing support with Cilk -like API
· Mac OS X, UBUNTU Linux and Win32 installers
· IDE written using newLISP-GS (Gui Server)
A Modern Built-In API:
· Indexing into nested lists and implicit indexing
· Nested associations
· Regular expressions PCRE
· Pattern matching with match and unify
· Networking functions: TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, ICMP
· XML functions
· Advanced Math and classic Statistics functions
· Bayesian Statistics functions
· Financial functions
· Date and time functions
· I/O transparent over local files or remote files via HTTP
· Name spaces (contexts) for programming in modules
· FOOP Functional Object Oriented Programming. See example new
· Distributed computing support with remote evaluation and HTTP file API.
· Cilk-style API for multiprocessor support new
Expandable API:
· Import functions from C libraries
· Modules for MySQL, SQLite, Zlib, Crypto, Postscript etc.
· Document generation support for user written modules: newLISPdoc
Complete Documentation:
· Users Manual and Reference
· Cookbook for common solutions Code Patterns in newLISP
· Introductions, e.g.: Introduction to newLISP
· Training videos; see Documentation page
Advanced Automatic Memory Management:
· ORO memory management
· Synchronous for repeatable processing times in real-time tasks
· Fast and lower on resources
Multiprocessing:
· UNIX forks (not on Win32)
· Semaphores
· Shared memory
· Local domain UNIX sockets for fast IPC (not on Win32)
· Cilk-style multiprocessing API
· Actor messaging API for process inter communication
Distributed Computing Support:
· net-eval function for remote evaluation on multiple network nodes
· HTTP and net-eval server modes built-in (no code required)
· Most file operations can take URLs
64-bit support:
· 64-bit standard for integers and some file operations in the standard 32-bit versions
· LP64 Memory model support makefiles for LINUX, MacOS X and SOLARIS, TRU64
Small and portable:
· Only around 200KB in size (depending on platform and compile flavor)
· Very fast load time for CGI and scripts
· Uses only very essential UNIX libs found on the smallest systems
· Makefiles for FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OS X, LINUX, SOLARIS, TRU64, Win32.
Embeddable:
· Shared library versions for all Platforms (.so, .dylib, .dll)
International:
· Unicode – UTF-8 support compile flavors
Enterprise:
· Well documented
· Support via responsive community
· Modules in isolated namespaces
· Automatic generation of source code API documentation using newLISPdoc utility (similar to javadoc).
What’s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Stable release v.10.4.0 has a rewritten message API for multiprocessing, an extended FFI and makes efficiency improvements.
The users can order, search, insert, update and delete database table records.
Starting from version 4.0 alpha DaDaBIK uses the ADOdb Database Abstraction Library in order to support as many DBMS as possible, at the moment it has been tested on MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle and MS SQL Server.
DaDaBIK also allows to handle multiple tables. Other features include file uploading, export to CSV, checking for possible duplication during an insert, authentication and authorization restrictions on view/update/delete, e-mail notices, table aliases.
The graphic layout of DaDaBIK is customizable to help you to embed its forms in your own site.
DaDaBIK differs from other applications like PHPMyAdmin since it doesn’t enable the complete administration of a database, but rather to easily create a simple and customizable Web application that manages a group of tables by allowing search/insert/update/delete operations.
DaDaBIK’s target user is not the DB administrator but rather the final user.
DaDaBIK is available in Italian, English, Dutch, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Croatian, Polish, Catalan, Estonian, Romanian, Hungarian, Swedish, Slovak and Finnish.
Requirements:
· PHP
· should work from version 4.05
· magic_quotes_gpc = on in php.ini (this is the default setting)
· magic_quotes_sybase = on in php.ini if you use DaDaBIK with MS SQL server, Oracle or another DBMS that escape ‘ with ” instead of ‘ (for MySQL and PostgreSQL the default magic_quotes_sybase = off is ok)
· PHP upload enabled if you want to use the upload feature (see PHP manual for php.ini and file permissions settings)
· MySQL
· version = 3.23.x (not tested with previous releases but probably works)
· PostgreSQL
· Only tested with 8.x version, probably works with 7.x version too.
· Oracle
· Version = 9.
· MS SQL Server
· Only tested with 2000 version.
· A pre-existent database with AT LEAST ONE table to manage, with DaDaBIK you can’t create databases and tables!!
What’s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
Fixed bugs:
· The authentication didn’t work correctly and prevent users to log-in if the DBMS chosen was SQLite.
· The date field type didn’t work properly during insert/update/search and produced a “Notice: Undefined property” message.
· Master/details view didn’t work correctly with SQLite and produced a “Call to undefined method PDOStatement::MoveFirst()” message.
· When a new item was inserted in a master-details view, the default “parent” item wasn’t selected if the field name of the parent table and the (fk) field name of the items table were different.
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